Carter to Send Commission to Vietnam on MIAs
President Carter will dispatch a five member commission led by Leonard Woodcock to Vietnam in mid March to explore accounting for more than 1000 Americans listed as missing or unaccounted for. A similar mission to Laos may follow to address about 50 missing there.
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Dust storms and missing Americans dominate headlines
Winds from 50 to 80 miles per hour push drought dust from the Central Plains, raising fears of a Dust Bowl reprise as servicemen and civilians remain missing or presumed dead. In Washington, officials discuss U S efforts to locate missing Americans in Southeast Asia, while Vietnam preconditions aid for cooperation.
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California Baptist College Bars Divorced Staff Applicants
HIVERSIDE Calif AP California Baptist College told by trustees divorced persons need not apply to become instructors citing moral deterioration concerns. Faculty and student protests accuse policy of damaging the four year liberal arts school. board hints at possible refinements but stands firm on initial stance.
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Fireman on Scene Finds Mother Victim in Blaze
Off duty firefighter Nadeau arrived to a second alarm fire at his widowed mother Jeannette D. Nadeau's Hartwell Street home. She died on arrival after rescue attempts as firefighters battled heat and smoke. Three firefighters were injured. property damage estimated at $12,000. The cause was not immediately determined.
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Hostages in Syracuse Siege End of Quiet Apartment Standoff
Police described a siege in a three story Syracuse, New York building where Charles Cotton and an associate held hostages after a shooting through a wall. Cotton faced charges of public intoxication and disorderly conduct while his wife Jennifer was kept under protective custody amid threats. A toy gun and 24 rounds were found at Cotton's home as the area was evacuated and cordoned off.
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Storms Bring Snow Aid and Flood Fears Across U.S.
A new storm adds snow to Colorado and California drought areas while eastern states face heavy rain and flood threats. In Colorado, farmers hope snow eases drought and allows replanting, though avalanche risk rises in the mountains. Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and New Jersey race the clock on rising waters.
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President Carter Becomes Grandfather Second Time
President Carter becomes grandfather for the second time as daughter-in-law Caron Carter gives birth to a seven-pound boy at Bethesda Naval Medical Center. Chip Carter, 28, was in the delivery room. the president and Mrs. Carter and daughter Amy were at Camp David. The infant is described as perfect and the family celebrates a joyous moment.
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Tea buyers weigh different brews as coffee costs climb
Consumers seek value in tea with experts noting three basic types green, oolong, and black from Camellia sinensis. Darjeeling and jasmine blends offer premium options while orange pekoe labels confuse buyers. Loose leaves versus bags and soil, harvest, and sun influence flavor.
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